Determining the region by series
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The unit code is a sequence of six digits, which contains information about where the passport was issued. The code has a format000-000and contains detailed information about the unit of the FMS or the Ministry of Internal Affairs that issued the document.
The unit code consists of six digits, each of which carries certain information:
The unit code performs several important functions:
The unit code is indicated on the second page of the passport next to the information about the date of issuance of the document. It is located in the "Unit code" field and has a format of six digits with a hyphen in the middle.
The first two digits indicate the region, the third is the type of unit (FMS, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the district department, etc.), the last three are the serial number of a particular unit in the region.
The unit code indicates a specific unit of the FMS or Ministry of Internal Affairs, but to obtain an accurate address, you must contact reference books or official sources.
If the third figure of the code is 0, this means that the passport was issued by the UFMS unit (the Office of the Federal Migration Service).
The codes of the units can change during the reorganization of the structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs or the FMS, the unification or separation of units, but the issued passports already retain their codes.
The unit code is on the second page of the passport in a special field next to the date of issuing a document and information about the issuing body.